Ronnie Coleman said that. And he’s right don’t you think? The man is probably on steroids (don’t know don’t care) but he spends hours in the gym, sticks to a strict diet, and does whatever it takes to become the best in his profession.

That’s the truth to this making money online game. Everyone wants to do it, but nobody wants to spend a dime. Everyone wants you to hand feed them information, and then most of the time they squander it anyway because they are too scared to take the risk. I’m guilty of it sometimes, but you gotta be wary, lots of niggas out there ready to take your money and be out the backdoor before you know it.

Everyone wanna make money online, but no one wants to read and learn how to do it. I sat at my computer for at least a year trying different things out before I really made any profit. And I still do that almost everyday..Getting into something else as we talk the next couple of days. Surrounding yourself with the right people online and finding your way into communities where people are all trying to make money – and not on no sell you an eBook tip (mine was legit tho) but on some real tip.

Plenty of ways to go about it but it’s gon’ take some searching. Choose a topic and expand on it and aim to master it. Most likely it will cost you a little money but the point is to make more than you spend which you will learn how to do. It doesn’t matter whether it’s Adsense, Facebook Ads, Plenty of Fish Ads, Myspace, buying adspace on smaller sites, mailing, Adwords, FOREX or anything. Choose what you want and learn every little thing about it. Then test & try different techniques, be ready to lose a few bucks but when it pops off you’ll say it’s worth it. Lasting returns are rarely immediate.

I’m ready to lift some heavy weight ya dig.

You know the deal

That song puts me in the get money mood. I haven’t posted about cake in a minute cause a mans been busy, ya dig? I rarely even post about making money online because I stick to the same tactics most of the time. One of my friends introduced me to this tool about a week ago, and I haven’t stopped messing with it for the past week. My blog has suffered, I’ve been tweeting less (except during football matches), and I’ve been a little anti-social as well. But it’s all been worthwhile and should pay off sooner or later in more ways than one.

Initially, when you open up WebDom you might feel a little overwhelmed. But after you’ve watched a few of the intro videos and hung out in the chat you’ll find yourself moving along smoothly in no time. You can use WebDom to help you build your online presence by promoting yourself on plenty of social media sites (the program comes with plenty of free plugins which saves you time). The thing about WebDom is it’s not site specific, you can create a plugin for any site and WebDom will do what you tell it to do ranging from adding friends, to sending private messages, and anything in between.

I got lucky, a few days after I joined up version 2.5 and the auto-scripting feature came out (you do the actions, WebDom writes the script so it can run automatically next time around). Which made the whole process of telling WebDom what to do 10x easier. You just set it, and forget it.

The support is second to none and I’m not just saying that. How often do you get to talk to the creator of a program on a daily basis? Now it’s not just about promoting yourself or your business, there are plenty of ways to make money directly and indirectly using WebDom, I’ve already started and it’s going well. Imagine. Free trial…what do you have to lose?

To my hustlers…do you see the possibilites?

http://www.webdombot.com

Anyways, 10 years ago there was no Myspace, no Facebook, no Youtube. There was pretty much nothing of lasting significance on the internet. Those people had dreams, ideas, and balls to implement them. I see the internet as a 2nd world where you can connect with others, find an abundance of information, etc etc.. It’s also a place where people conduct their businesses and make millions daily. Everyday a new star is born. The great thing about the internet though is it’s relatively young, less than 20 years old. When it comes to mainstream use I’d say it’s barely 10 years old. Which means that it still has hundreds of years to evolve and you and I are lucky enough to catch it so early in its history. Youtube recently only turned 5 years old. Word? What the hell were we doing for videos before then? Yahoo or Real Player? No thanks.

So what I’m saying with this post is that, contrary to popular belief. everything HASN’T been done. If you have an idea and it sounds farfetched, don’t be afraid to follow it because the potential rewards almost always outweigh the risk. Who knew social networking would blow up to be what it is today with all these powerhouses involved. Who knows how long they’ll last until the next thing comes along? Just some food for thought is what this post is. I’m going to be working on developing a few ideas in the future…how about you?

You’re here at the beginning of a revolution. Take advantage!

Some people don’t have the resources or the discipline to hustle online. No worries, because hustling in the real world can yield results faster and be just as satisfying in the long run. Of course street hustling ain’t easy because there is plenty of competition and even more hustlers trying to get one over on you. Either way, I’m going to lay down a basic hustle that I used to do (still do if it’s worthwhile) that can make you some extra paper on the side, while keeping your dignity intact.

The basis of this hustle is the fact that many people do not know the value of their own things.

This hustle is all about knowledge because if you don’t KNOW you can’t assess the value of whatever you’re trying to flip. It starts with choosing your niche. Let’s say we’re looking to sell DSLR Cameras for example. There are plenty of different models of DSLR’s available to you. You need to go and see which models are still worth buying and for what price they’re selling for. Check eBay – check Craigslist – check Gumtree (for my UK people) – local classifieds and more. This should give you an idea what they’re going for new and used.

The next thing you do is find a website which will let you know how to assess if the used product is still in good condition. In this case: A Guide To Buying A Used DSLR. This will give you an idea of what to look for, and what to avoid when buying used goods.

Now return to Craiglist and Gumtree etc for whatever product you’re looking for and begin buying and selling. A god way to get first pickings at new items is to make a thread about what you will buy and how much you’ll buy it for (works great especially if you’re hustling phones). You can normally sell things on eBay for more than you would in person, but then you have to factor in Paypal and Seller fees at the end of the month (they creep up on you). If you do this with a number of different products, and you keep your head in the game – you could make some good spare change in a short amount of time.

Obviously this is a short term hustle and not meant to have you set for life. Just keep in mind not everyone is honest – deal with people in daylight and public places, and make that paper. Hope this helped someone out there.

I make a little bit of spare change online, been doing it for awhile now. Nothing that’ll have me in a Benzo on Lorenzo’s, but it keeps me fed and lets me do a few things that I want to do. To be honest, my online income is what has been keeping me afloat since I relocated to one of the most expensive cities in the world. Thank God for the hustle…

Anyways, it’s not a secret. If you go back into the archives of this blog you’ll see that every single hustle I’ve ever done I wrote about it, and documented it for y’all. I even wrote a book which is pretty much a step-by-step guide to earning a little bit of money online here or there. But it’s even simpler than that. It’s about work rate. You must work hard everyday if you want something bad enough.

I didn’t just get up one day and said I want to make money online. From when I started my first actual WordPress blog it took me about 2 years before I actually saw some money rolling in – and from there it hasn’t stopped. I sat down for hours a day trying things out, collaborating, experimenting, talking to people. Would you believe in the process I made friends and enemies, I even got ripped off $200 bucks by a 15 year old kid. I was absolutely livid but that’s another story. But I kept my head down and stayed at work in the lab and didn’t let minor setbacks discourage me.

I wrote this post to encourage people who have ideas to act on them. If you don’t act on them you’ll never know, and you’ll be one of those people who could’ve, would’ve, but never did. All I’m saying is making money online is not a phenomenon.  No one is going to tell you exactly what they do, and they sure as hell ain’t going to do it for you. You have to be original, persistent, spend a little money here and there, and most importantly – DON’T BE AFRAID TO FAIL.

Believe.

Good luck and Godspeed.

If you were a regular on this blog in the past then you’ve noticed the extended periods of inactivity, and unfortunately there is going to be more to come. Since I’ve moved to London I’ve had less time to make money online and, to be honest, I’m not as interested in it as I was prior to the move. You can’t write about something that you’re not passionate about so it’s better to pause and rethink where I want to take 365Hustle.

What’s next for me and 365Hustle?

As for the blog, all the information is here and still available to anyone who wants to do a little digging. I’d like to base the blog more on life experiences and things I’m currently interested in. As for me…I’ve started using Twitter a little more so be sure to follow me if you’re interested.

I’m thinking about getting back on the internet and street hustle and start hustlin up them pounds cause my dollars are fading out quickly. Been shoppin’ like I’m Paris Hilton or something. My boy Booker over at TGT Money is setting a great example for me on getting back into the game.

Takes so much time and effort though…I don’t know if I got time like I had before but only time will tell. I’m in a new place, surrounded by new things and new people which can lead to new hustles and new money. I just gotta keep my ear to the streets….

Stay tuned yo…Imma be putting my iPhone to work in capturing them videos….although my life is not very interesting yet.

It’s actually a beautiful place with beautiful weather a lot better than what San Antonio has to offer. Same sunshine with a lot less heat…it’s great but I know I’m going to retract those words once winter hits and I’m waiting at a bus stop freezing my balls off.

Fanta the drink here is better for some reason but McDonalds is not half as good as it is in the US. But the apple pies be dope as hell. I been recording some videos when I’m out and about and they aren’t really that interesting…I’ll try and make better ones lol..anyways still tryna get money so holla at me. Woot.

I was one day away from letting this domain get deleted and giving up on 365hustle.com but I decided to keep it. Not because it’s making any money, but because it’s a way for me to document my life somewhat. Pretty much, I can look back into the archives and say damn, you said some dumbass sh*t, or hey those were good times. You can call this, my Mandiary.

As said I’m moving to the UK on September 15th so it’s going to be a shock and a big difference for me. I’ve been training hard because I plan on trying out for some soccer clubs in the lower divisions when I get there. It’s pretty exciting and big change that I’m greeting with open arms. I’ve just been buying stuff left and right the other day I bought some Ronaldinho Dois SG – for the wet months where FG boots won’t do the job. I got my first pair of Dois and just fell in love…so I have two more.

I sold all the sites I used to own so I came up on a few G’s so I’m spending a little more money lately. Bought a Western Digital Passport 500 GB, to go along with my beautiful MacBook Pro. I plan on buying a Kodak zi8, so I can record stuff in HD and make some videos for myself and whoever else is interested. Until next time, peace. Oh yeah, check out this video…inspiration.

I’ve been spending the past two weeks hustling everything I can find in my house. From wireless keyboards and mouses that I had sitting around since Club Live nukin’ days to old monitors. Just trying to make ends meet before I head off to London. That virtual real estate game is no joke though. My article writing site and blog building sites have been pretty stagnant along with the site I made for the Palm Pre in one day on a whim…

Each of these sites had their heyday (besides Palm-Pre which was created on June 1st) and then I got lazy or got caught up doing other things and let the sites die out. Since I decided I was going to do a mass liquidation of everything because I want to go to London with a few stacks in my pocket I decided to see what I could get for them. For internet marketers – warriorforum.com is an absolute goldmine for selling your unwanted creations. After banking off specials and getting screwed by Clickbank (hopefully they’ll pay me my 367 bucks they owe me) I decided it was time Adsense Pirate and I parted ways. I also called the end of the line for the Palm site, article site, and blog building business.

The sales totaled to about $1000 extra cash in my pocket (still selling the article site) so I felt pretty damn good because..I’ve made a pretty penny from each of those sites…and then to get rid of them for a solid amount in such a short time was solid. Yeah it’s good in the short run as the conversion will slice that cash to 600 pounds but hey – it’s better than nothing.

Anyways…check out warriorforum – good knowledge there and great people to network with…They also have money they’re willing to spend.